Magnetic resonance imaging method and device for reducing image

Electricity: measuring and testing – Particle precession resonance – Using a nuclear resonance spectrometer system

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ABSTRACT:
In magnetic resonance imaging various error sources lead to deterioration of the image quality. One class of errors is formed by errors which vary only slowly over the time required to sample a data line but vary substantially over the time required to acquire data for the complete magnetic resonance image. These error sources are, for example external magnetic fields, motion due to respiration, drift in amplifiers or drift phenomena in permanent magnets due to temperature influences. It is proposed to utilize mutually intersecting data lines in the Fourier domain so as to estimate these error sources and to use these estimates to correct the data sets obtained before execution of image reconstruction.

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